Texas § 3503.251 POWER TO DISSOLVE; LEGISLATIVE INTENT.

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§ 3503.251 — POWER TO DISSOLVE; LEGISLATIVE INTENT.

Texas § 3503.251

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 3503.251 (2026).

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Sec. 3503.251. POWER TO DISSOLVE; LEGISLATIVE INTENT.

(a)The legislature intends that the authority be dissolved, with the approval of the governing bodies of the municipalities of DeKalb, Hooks, Leary, Maud, Nash, New Boston, Red Lick, Redwater, Texarkana, and Wake Village and the governing body of Bowie County, after conveyance and sale of all of the property.

(b)The authority may be dissolved by the board on approval of each governing body listed in Subsection (a) after all debts or obligations have been satisfied or retired.

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Sec. 3503.251. POWER TO DISSOLVE; LEGISLATIVE INTENT. (a) The legislature intends that the authority be dissolved, with the approval of the governing bodies of the municipalities of DeKalb, Hooks, Leary, Maud, Nash, New Boston, Red Lick, Redwater, Texarkana, and Wake Village and the governing body of Bowie County, after conveyance and sale of all of the property.
(b) The authority may be dissolved by the board on approval of each governing body listed in Subsection (a) after all debts or obligations have been satisfied or retired.